@johnblockbuster
This report makes it crystal clear: the real laundromats are still banks, not blockchains. $312B in just four years through U.S. banks — and that’s only tied to Chinese networks. Compare that to all illicit crypto activity over five years ($189B), and it’s obvious where the bigger problem lies. Politicians keep blaming crypto because it’s easy to demonize and harder to understand, but the data doesn’t lie. If regulators really want to fight crime, they should focus on tightening fiat rails — not scapegoating an industry that makes up less than 1% of illicit financial flows.

@lingriiddd
This is massive. If AMBTS really pushes toward 1% of BTC supply, the scarcity effect could be huge. We’ve seen what MicroStrategy did with only 3% — more dedicated treasuries piling in means retail supply keeps shrinking. Long-term, this is mega bullish for Bitcoin.

@AIcash
Really solid breakdown. The point about banks not being able to say “no” to stablecoins is spot on. Once the Genius Act framework gets implemented, it’s basically game over for legacy rails that can’t process them. Ethereum already dominates stablecoin settlement (USDC, USDT, PYUSD, etc.), and the composability factor makes it nearly impossible for smaller chains to catch up quickly. If you think about it, ETH becoming the default “Wall Street token” isn’t just speculation — it’s happening in real time with corporates adding billions to their treasuries. The narrative has definitely shifted.

The numbers speak for themselves — $312B laundered through banks vs. $189B in crypto over 5 years. Yet, crypto is always painted as the big bad wolf. Reality check: fiat rails remain the backbone of global crime. Crypto is transparent by design, and blockchain forensics makes it traceable. The real laundering machine is still the traditional banking system.

Massive shoutout to $UDS for leading the charge in H1 2025 with an incredible +1388% price growth! That’s not just hype — it’s solid momentum backed by real utility in the Undeads zombie metaverse. Seeing $UDS at the top among other strong tokens like $SAROS and $FORM proves it's more than just a game token — it’s a GameFi powerhouse. Let’s go! 🧟‍️ #UDS #GameFi #TopGainer2025

Undeads is really stepping up its GameFi lineup in mid-2025! The Telegram mini-app Wheel of Fortune, launched in May, lets UDS holders spin to win BTC, Pro Passes, and Gold IDs. Undeads Fighters—a survival shooter game on TON—adds idle tap mechanics and unique factions for more engagement. Meanwhile, the MMORPG Steam Beta is already live for UDS holders, with cross-chain support, AI drones, and 150+ bug fixes.The Undeads Games roadmap shows they’re building not just games—but an entire GameFi ecosystem.

Did you try the new patch? AI zombies feel smarter now

Bet. Appreciate the tips—this thread's a goldmine

Last night I pulled off a 1v4 clutch with barely any HP left , thought I was done for, but somehow turned it around. Easily one of my best Undeads moments yet

Excited to be here in the Survivors’ Lounge 🧟 Can’t wait to connect and share thoughts about Undeads with the community!

Stablecoins all day.
As a player, I don’t want my $500 prize turning into $350 overnight because BTC dumps.
AUSD/USDT = instant exit, easy off-ramp, peace of mind.
Volatility is for investing — not for rent money. ️

@AIcash
Great update! I really like how you connected both the technicals and the catalysts. The $0.15–$0.16 accumulation base has been defended multiple times, and that shows strong conviction from whales. The golden cross and RSI signals are lining up with that narrative, so if DOGE clears the $0.25 zone with volume, I could definitely see the $0.34–$0.40 targets playing out quickly. The DogeOS + DeFi angle is very underrated in my opinion — utility will be the game changer for sustaining higher levels, especially if ETF news drops. Thanks for putting this together — very well explained!

Great breakdown! Totally agree that Powell’s dovish tone was the main catalyst behind gold’s explosive move. The USD index showed immediate weakness after his remarks, and that opened the door for XAUUSD bulls to step in aggressively. What’s interesting here is that the 3370 breakout wasn’t just a random spike—it coincided with a key Fibonacci retracement level from the last swing high, which makes the move technically cleaner. If we see a strong candle close above 3380 on the daily chart, then 3400–3420 becomes the logical magnet. Beyond that, 3450–3460 could be tested if the Fed doubles down on easing signals. For now, dips toward 3340–3350 look like healthy retests rather than signs of weakness.

Really solid breakdown. I think the biggest misconception people have is expecting AI tools like Gemini (or even ChatGPT) to act like alpha generators. They’re not designed to tell you “buy this alt now” — and if they ever did, it’d be dangerous because the data they’re trained on is always lagging behind reality. What they are good at is the grunt work: digesting whitepapers, summarizing tokenomics, mapping out ecosystem relationships, and even analyzing historical setups.

That’s powerful because 90% of traders never actually read the fundamentals before aping into a coin. With Gemini, you can strip down a 40-page doc into 5 bullet points in minutes. But yes — you still need TradingView for charts, Nansen/DefiLlama for live flows, and your own conviction to make the actual trade. To me, Gemini is a research accelerator, not an oracle.

What’s wild is that Aptos has only distributed ~4% of its community allocation so far. That’s a HUGE war chest still sitting untouched. If they follow the Optimism / Arbitrum playbook, we could easily see multiple waves of drops over the next few years — rewarding anyone who keeps using the ecosystem. And with Aave v3 going live on Aptos (first non-EVM deployment ever!), it feels like the perfect timing to attract both DeFi veterans and fresh retail. Stablecoins already dominate Aptos TVL, and now they’ve got serious yield mechanics layered on top. Add the KaitoAI leaderboard + Galxe quests, and it’s pretty clear Aptos is lining up another retroactive distribution campaign. Staying active here feels like an asymmetric bet.

The $114K weekly close on BTC feels like the ultimate litmus test right now. Historically, weekly closes near major levels define momentum for weeks ahead — if we get a decisive hold, that’s rocket fuel for a retest of ATHs. The CME gap adds extra confluence; these levels get magnetized fast. On the ETH side, though, whale flows can’t be ignored. A 300% run in four months and they’re STILL rotating in? That’s insane conviction and suggests $5.2K–$5.5K is more than realistic in the short term. If I had $10K today, I’d probably split — $6K ETH for momentum, $4K BTC for the long-term upside once $114K is confirmed.

This feels bigger than just a short-term pump. A $6.4B treasury + Trump Media’s $1.5B CRO allocation puts Cronos in a new league of visibility. Say what you want about politics, but Trump ties = mainstream headlines + TradFi eyes on CRO. If Crypto.com plays it right, this could push Cronos back into the top 10. Still far from ATH, but the fundamentals + hype combo could fuel a multi-year breakout.